a hard-nosed Terp who brought motor, versatility, and interior disruption
Dean Muhtadi’s Maryland profile reads like a coach’s favorite: a hard-nosed defensive lineman who contributed across the front, played tackle and end, and logged action in 19 games with three starts over two seasons. In his best stretch at Maryland, he finished third on the team in sacks in 2008 and was one of the rare Terrapins to line up at every defensive line spot in a game, which hints at both toughness and scheme flexibility. If you want a high-effort, adaptable trench player with proven edge and interior experience, he fits the mold.
